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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
14
An article outlines bungalow living emphasizing open plan design single level rooms privacy with curtains for modesty and simple furniture. It advises minimal decor plain bedrooms and kitchens and warns against heavy draperies encouraging outdoor meals and easy maintenance for warm weather living.
Instructions describe brightening Haretics shell components by rubbing with sweet oil, drying, applying whitening or silver powder, then polishing with chariots. Maintain shine by tepid baths and olive oil rubs on a soft cloth. Cuvetter shell combs, pling anid.
Mr Justwed learns the congressman Jim Waterspride is hard to locate in the Capitol. A sleepy watchman and several clerks reveal the city’s bustle while Mrs Waterspride plans a Chesapeake retreat. Mr Justwed returns to the hotel frustrated as the trip slips away.
The veranda should serve as an outdoor living room with comfortable seating and practical touches. Priorities include a hammock, flower boxes, a drop leaf table, and floor coverings. reed or willow furniture, wicker sets, and rustic or varied styles create sociable arrangements. A swinging seat and ample seating enhance reading and relaxation.
The article promotes a scalp hair oil to improve general hair health. It advises rubbing a few drops into the scalp twice a week and massaging the scalp deeply with fingertips. It warns to avoid flames and notes the oil should stay on the scalp with limited odor.
Fashion notes describe parasole designs for summer featuring open character filework and floral effects. Jeweled harping with double linked rings appear, worn on one side of the hat, while dreasy waste uses three-quarter sleeves and soft plaiting at the wrist.
An advertisement lists tea sets in bold colors like yellow and green for outdoor use. Prices begin at twenty cents and top out around forty cents, including teapots, chocolate pots, plates, cups and saucers, and fondon dishes.
Dame Fashion unveils sleeping car slippers made of morocco leather with soft flexible soles. Available in tin red blue mauve pink and black with a matching color case that folds to envelope size. The invention aims at traveling and sleeping car use. men’s versions rumored but not yet released.
A reflective piece contrasts the honoring of veterans with modern youth, urging personal participation in memorial work. It praises the Grand Army of the Republic and veterans who served, then challenges readers to live up to heroic standards in business and daily life. It notes Memorial Day as a catalyst for enduring remembrance across generations.
Noblerman An Inventor from OUNT BELA FPURGATH discusses a novel parasol design near Vienna. His frame and cover detach instantly, with interchangeable covers in black white or colored to suit outfits, claimed to replace ordinary parasols and umbrellas. He envisions one parasol covering a summer at the seaside, though few experiments have been conducted.
The 113 by 27 feet house features a central heating unit, reception hall with nook, adjoining living and dining areas, an oak finish interior, and a second floor with four bedrooms and bath. Estimated total build cost is 2600 dollars excluding heating and plumbing, with a warm plastered exterior, green shingles, and a front porch balcony as a main exterior feature.
A historical note describes coin cornering linked to superstition from Berdlangk in South Eurasia to Russia and attempts in Northern Africa. It cites a prophet, holy coins, and a surge of hoarding for a 6 one quarter koppr coin, with mint practices and a figure about five billion soup doubles per pound of soup fies.
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